I absolutely loved this video! I loved the conversation between you and Burton! Just you and him chewing the fat. He’s so happy telling you about the movies he’s been in, directors he worked with and the actors. He’s just freely telling you all these tid bits. I have been fortunate to meet many celebrities in my lifetime. The impromptu chats are so memorable. I have loved Michael J Fox since he started out. He is so brave fighting this disease! Not afraid to show the public the progression of the disease. Jeff, thank you for this awesome video and the wonderful chats. Such a great fundraiser for Michael’s foundation! Hope you and Sarah have a wonderful week!
I'm going to pin this comment to the top because I liked it so much! Thanks so much! I really enjoyed my interactions with all the players that I spoke to here! Great bunch of people all the way around! God bless Michael J. Fox, too! Have a wonderful week!
Really enjoyed this episode Jeff, I have been battling Parkinson’s for 4 years now and I so appreciate all these people who have donated to the cause to find a cure for this horrible disease. Thank you again and God bless you
My dad has battled Parkinson's for 8 years and retired a couple years ago. I feel the Michael J. Fox Foundation has done so much and it's helped develop medications to help with mobility and comfort.
I love the Railtown Railroad. Have you seen the huge model railroad museum? Lots of running model electric trains that do everything realistically. Hope you and Sarah can photography that one and also Roadside America for an episode of History Hunters. Lots of historical facts in those places. Really amazing like your show always is!
Burton Gilliam made this video! I loved the rest, but the Blazing Saddles actor was a GREAT surprise. Like the fan who travelled from California, I would have travelled far to see this if I could have. Love the BTTF series. Only wish they'd gotten one of the main cast - especially Fox, since his foundation benefits
Jeff! That was so much fun. I caught myself smiling throughout most of this episode. Meeting some of the actors from the movie was a plus. Thanks. Now I have to see the movie again.
Thank you so much, Joyce! I found myself laughing at different things that I watched in this video, including the banter between me and Mad Dog Tannin! Lol
You were really in your element with this one, Jeff !!! Such a great episode !! I loved that movie and Columbia is such a great place with so much history ! Hope you get more chances to do interviews ! I could tell you had a blast !!
I cannot tell you how much fun I had at that event. It was so fun and just being around the characters who were playing their parts was a complete and unexpected surprise. The fact that I got to talk to Burton Gilliam was just icing on the cake. Of course Marvin J McIntyre was hilarious too. Thank you so much for spending your morning watching this.
My cheeks hurt from smiling so much! Everyone you spoke with seemed so nice and down to earth, I absolutely loved watching this. Thanks for another great episode ❤
It was a totally enjoyable experience, and all of the players in the film. Adlerian actors were really fun and friendly people. Thank you so much for watching this video with us.
Wow Jeff !! Great show. The chat with Burton Gilliam is GOLD ! Seeing Blazing Saddles at 15 years old, at a drive-in , this guy always had fan following with us ! What a great day. God Bless all involved in the Fox Foundation. Thank you for another great show!
Glad you enjoyed it! I was so overjoyed when I got to speak to Burton one on one like that. In the early 1980s I mourned the loss of slim Pickens and I remember the local TV stations covered his funeral in Columbia and Burton Gilliam was one of the attendees at the funeral, and he was on TV and ever since then I wanted to meet him!
Thank you Jeff for taking us to Columbia, California. It is a quaint old town from the middle of the 1800s. It reminds me of Old Town Auburn, California. All these towns participated in the Gold Rush. I remember the Back to the Future movies but since Michael J. Fox came down with Parkinson's disease, I feel bad about it since my Grandfather passed away from the disease. I've been laid up recovering from bleeding because I take Warfarin and I had a vein open up so I am catching up while resting in bed. Please give my very best regards to Sarah and your son.
This was a treat Jeff! Again, it was great to meet you last week at Railtown 1897. Rest assured, the number 3 locomotive will ride again. It is getting its 15 year boiler inspection, and new boiler tubes.
I appreciated getting to meet you in Jamestown! I think I was a bit shocked to see Engine 3 gutted for repairs. I was hoping it would be in action for the weekend but it was not to be this time. Maybe in the future! Keep me apprised of the Craig Breedlove vehicle!
So great to catch up with you again, Jeff. Such a great film trilogy and such beautiful scenery. Thanks very much for helping me relive my childhood! God bless you 🙏
Your video did capture it for sure! It looked like lots of fun and very good people to spend the day with. Nice seeing the actors too and how they were happy to talk about their experiences! @@jbenziggy
Jeff this is THE best BTTF tribute video I have ever seen. Great work interviewing all of the wonderful cast and crew as well as the amazing characters who portrayed the actors in the films. Well done sir. Very well done.
Loved all the characters and that one young fellow did look like Michael Fox. Prayers for his fund raising and the battle he's going thru. He was so young to get it to begin wit.
Jeff, this is fantastic. Back to the Future movies we’re just great. And this is just a great tribute to Michael J Fox’s foundation.Thank you for Sharing your video in Columbia , CA. 💯❤️👍👊
My wife is friends with Chris Darga who was a klingon in Star Trek, a viking in Capitol One commercials and several other commercials, like Aflac, he was the baker in The Mask and played parts in Seinfeld and Criminal Minds and many other roles in film. He’s a very, very accomplished artistic painter and sculptor and has an awesome sense of humor. This is a great video Jeff! Thanks!
It's easy to see why BTTF 1,2,3 has so many fans. You have the old west1880s, the awesome 1980s, and the classic 1950s. I was destined to be a fan, being born 10/4/1955 (10/04 was also the time of the lighting strike), also I was coming home from my night shift job when I noticed really bright lights in my neighborhood, so I walked over to see what was going on and was thrilled to discover they were filming the Mr. Strickland shotgun porch scene in part 2. Whenever I watch that scene, I'm instantly transported back into my younger self there, absorbing it all in. I can imagine the great memories all those actors have that actually participated in the 3 movies, you can see it in this video. Thanks!!!
My family made it on History Hunters! In the background of 13:51 😁So bummed I didn’t recognize you while there that day! My son kept telling people about the show History Hunters we watch since he recognized the areas you’ve been to from previous videos. Another great video Jeff!
Oh darn! Sorry we missed an encounter! I guess there was too many people to spot me. I did get recognized by about 10 folks who stopped to say hi. Sometimes I get stopped walking down the street or in the grocery store! Lol. Thanks so much for being fans of History Hunters!
Great Show Jeff and Sarah! I remember the actors, Slim Pickins was among my favorites. Tom Wilson was familiar. Mary Steenbergen can never be forgotten , she is unbelievably gorgeous! I wish I knew her😂
Columbia is such a great place. I've visited it since I was small boy. I've taken my kids & grandkids there. Thanks for taking us there along with you this fine day and for such a wonderful event.
What a fantastic festival you were able to attend! So glad you were able to meet some of the original movie cast. To be able to meet with Burt Gilliam had to be a once in a lifetime opportunity. Once again thank you so much for sharing your experience with the rest of the world!!! That was definitely a once in a lifetime event.
This is probably my #1 favorite movie of all time!!! I remember in 1986 being allowed to go to the theater with my big sister to see it by ourselves. We already loved Family Ties, and we both had a crush on Michael. I've made sure my kids know the movie well, and it has really held the test of time. Thanks so much for doing this video, man! I'm jealous!!!
Wow Jeff I was mesmerized by all the happenings there in Columbia..thank you ever so much, for once again keeping us,your Subscribers so entertained...Much Love to You and Sarah!
Awesome to hear, Kim! I really had a lot of fun. Sarah never got into the Back to the Future trilogy so she figured I'd have more fun by myself. I had an absolute blast talking to the folks there and goofing around with the undertaker and Mad Dog Tannen!! The icing on the cake were the interviews with Burton Gilliam, Marvin J. McIntyre, Bobby Bennett and the cinematographer Dean Cundey!
Great job Jeff! Now I need to go and watch "Back to the Future III" again after seeing your video!! Keep up the great work of keeping us all entertained with History each Sunday!
Great to hear! I need to watch them all again, too! I appreciate your faithful viewing and really appreciate that you served our great country in the military! Thank you!
It’s funny that you posted this video today. Back in May I spent a weekend with my brother and his wife in Columbia for their Columbia Diggins Tent Town 1852. We stayed at the City Hotel. I had a funny run in with the gentleman dressed as the sheriff that you talked to. Last night I turned over to INSP and Rage At Dawn was coming on. The opening scene I recognized the Wells Fargo building and the shops across the street. Thanks for doing this I will pass it on to my brother.
I'm going to put off watching this until tonight. I'm going to need to kick back with some popcorn and Red Vines. Thanks for the post, I'm sure it's going to be entertaining and informative. Take care and be well. 😊
This was a fun and great video. These actors made me smile during each of these clips. And Burton Gilliam hasn't changed a bit. That voice and smile gives him away easily.
Always been a fan! I was 7 when I saw the first one. Back in the 80s movies took a year or two before they came on network tv. From my recollection anyway. So I saw the first "Back to the Future in 87. Marty was a character I could relate too. Micheal and Christopher Lloyd had great chemistry!! Thanks for the upload! 👍
This WILL BE my favorite episode! Anything “Back To The Future” is awesome. Can’t wait for Part 4 to come out but until then, you’ll tease us. 😂😂. Thank u sir and slainte
Wow!! You did it! This was by far the best Back to the Future vlog I’ve seen! Wow! U had me smiling during the coffin scene. 😂😂. Thanks for the smiles. No Military PTSD drugs needed today.
Loved this episode, Jeff! Big fan of the Back To The Future trilogy. I thought it was great to see some of the folks from the film taking part in the festivities. Great seeing your interviews with all of them as a storyboard artist I have a particular fascination with cinematography, so I loved seeing your interview with Dean Cundey. He was not only the cinematographer for all 3 Back To The Future films, but also Forest Gump, Jurassic Park and many other iconic films of that time period. Brilliant cinematographer!
That was wonderful. So enjoyable to watch. Loved the interviews and the skit with the "Undertaker". Such beautiful scenery of the town. Thanks again. Hugs to Sarah. ❤🤗
Definitely miss riding up to Columbia , when I was in a bike club we had poker runs up there a lot . Great video on the event . I always enjoy seeing what your doing week to week . You have revealed a lot of history I was not aware of during my time in that area on a lot of your videos ! Thanks for the info you find and share !
Jeff another good video , late in watching a friend is visiting from NY. For 2 weeks , put on one thousand miles in 3 days going to every place from Mr. Rushmore to the east end of montana. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
Wow, thanks, Cathy! If you had been there you would have really enjoyed it. Maybe I enjoyed it the most because of my channel I got to approach all these neat Hollywood folks!
Great interviews w the cast of characters. Very fun to watch. My late brother had property above Columbia and visited often in the 70's. Town looks even better now.
Hi Jeff. Awesome vlog of the festival. Very interesting and informative and exciting to listen to the stories and see the costumes and acting. It looked like a very fun and happy time. Love Michael j. Fox and Back to the Future movies. Who doesn't! So sad he has Parkinson's. Great actor and human .Thanks for vlogging this festival. It was amazing . Take care. Deborah 🇨🇦
What great coverage this video is. We lived off La Grange Rd (a couple hundred yards down from Bonds Flat Rd) and visited Red Hills, Columbia and Railtown before. This video was a real treat. One of the best yet. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! It was so much fun! I had an absolute blast talking to the folks there and goofing around with the undertaker and Mad Dog Tannen!! The icing on the cake were the interviews with Burton Gilliam, Marvin J. McIntyre, Bobby Bennett and the cinematographer Dean Cundey!
Man thank you for recording this celebration! Bttf is my favourite trilogy and I love all the people you talked to in this video! Specially the cold 45 guy ! He seems so nice and I loved his delivery in that scene!!! And the Buford Tanner impersonator was great too! ❤
Thank you, Jeff, for a great time on this video and I am a huge fan of Back To The Future. That was really a treat for me to see some of those actors. I really appreciated you talking to them, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, Joel! I had an absolute blast talking to the folks there and goofing around with the undertaker and Mad Dog Tannen!! The icing on the cake were the interviews with Burton Gilliam, Marvin J. McIntyre, Bobby Bennett and the cinematographer Dean Cundey!
Hi jeff, this is hilariously fun to watch I would have loved to be there with them, watching the reenactments of the people doing the parts in the movie. so fun and seeing burton gilliam was a treat to. blazing saddles so fun to see back in the day. if you slaves you sing like birds was one of the lines burton said in the BS movie. the undertaker had no idea it was the real actor hes changed a lot. fun things to see there. exciting to me. Thankyou for this fun episode I enjoyed it some much and happy you had fun filming it all. Thankyou and God bless.
Sorry I’m late in thanking you for the always nice comments! It was such a fun event as you could see! Everyone was so nice and the interviews were amazing!
Loved this one. I went to Columbia grammer School, you pass it as you come into town. I went to Sonora High School. I live in Atwater now, but I still have family and friends there. It's always fun to see home!!
Great job Jeff! You were right and telling me that I would enjoy it really took me back to the '70s another well-performant history hunters as always! Your number one fan Lou Martell
This is a great video. It is great that they are having it done there for MJ Fox's disease foundation. His double for this movie really looks like him! Thanks for doing this Jeff. Take care! Howdy from Texas!!
Loved this vlog Jeff. As a HUGE fan of the Back to the future movies I really enjoyed watching this. I hope Michael j Fox was able to see this or know about it.
I always enjoy your videos. History hunters is top notch to me. Michael J. Fox is a real life superhero to me. I great actor and humanitarian. And Christopher Lloyd I mean what can you say a true legend. So glad you got Burt Gilliam what a very funny man and great man.
Great movie and memories. It seemed like all the actors you talked with were just so darn nice and loved what they were doing. Also the spectators were into it as well. What a friendly group of people.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah for this GREAT flashback to Back to the Future. Anyone in their early 50.s Has to love this film.... i still have the original films flyer that was handed out at the cinema for Back to the future, 1985.. thanks again for a great history hunt...
What an absolutely wonderful fun video Jeff, well done! When I noticed earlier in the week it was one of your longest at 41 minutes, I had to wait until I had the time to watch in one go. So glad I did. Such a fun way to end my Wednesday. Thank you sir!
I only just stumbled upon your Back to the Future III video the other day, so it's quite fitting that this one was posted today too. It looks like it was a great event, would have been wonderful to have been there
OMG!!!!! This is the best video that I have watch on your channel. The interactions with the celebrities the info that you talk about but the way you had fun doing it. Jeff, this was a VERY funny and lighthearted video. Thank you for doing it.
The event was wonderful and I had a great time and getting to speak to the players in the film was really over the top for me. I really enjoyed doing this video for you all.
That is awesome! What did you son think of the movie(s)? I know my young kids loved them when they came out. At the end they'd dance around the living room to the energetic music of Huey Lewis and the News!
@@jbenziggy He loved them! I mean, it’s a little hard describing time travel to a 9yr old but I did my best. We also watched the second one on Saturday before your Sunday posting.
I was there 3 or 4 times in 2023 and how in the heck did I miss this? Multiple visits to Railtown 1897 as well and I never heard anything about this? How depressing I missed all this> so sad
I was told about it by a fan but they do have a Facebook page too on which they make announcements. Not sure if it will go on in 2024 because someone said this could be the last event. Sad if that's the case!
I absolutely loved this video! I loved the conversation between you and Burton! Just you and him chewing the fat. He’s so happy telling you about the movies he’s been in, directors he worked with and the actors. He’s just freely telling you all these tid bits. I have been fortunate to meet many celebrities in my lifetime. The impromptu chats are so memorable. I have loved Michael J Fox since he started out. He is so brave fighting this disease! Not afraid to show the public the progression of the disease. Jeff, thank you for this awesome video and the wonderful chats. Such a great fundraiser for Michael’s foundation! Hope you and Sarah have a wonderful week!
I'm going to pin this comment to the top because I liked it so much! Thanks so much! I really enjoyed my interactions with all the players that I spoke to here! Great bunch of people all the way around! God bless Michael J. Fox, too! Have a wonderful week!
Really enjoyed this episode Jeff, I have been battling Parkinson’s for 4 years now and I so appreciate all these people who have donated to the cause to find a cure for this horrible disease. Thank you again and God bless you
Jeff would you fulfill my request by visiting the grave of John philip sousa please and you are a sweet kind guy on youtube 🎃🎃
God bless you! Wishing you the best in this insidious disease!
My dad has battled Parkinson's for 8 years and retired a couple years ago. I feel the Michael J. Fox Foundation has done so much and it's helped develop medications to help with mobility and comfort.
I love the Railtown Railroad. Have you seen the huge model railroad museum? Lots of running model electric trains that do everything realistically. Hope you and Sarah can photography that one and also Roadside America for an episode of History Hunters. Lots of historical facts in those places. Really amazing like your show always is!
Burton Gilliam made this video! I loved the rest, but the Blazing Saddles actor was a GREAT surprise. Like the fan who travelled from California, I would have travelled far to see this if I could have. Love the BTTF series. Only wish they'd gotten one of the main cast - especially Fox, since his foundation benefits
Yeah I wish some bigger players were there, especially Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen. I understand why Michael couldn’t be there!
He still seems pretty sharp for 85
This is one of your BEST VIDEOS EVER Jeff. And what a tribute to Michael J Fox & cast. Thanks Jeff for the memories.👍👍👍👍👍🤠🇺🇸
I really love the comment, sir! With much appreciation, Jeff
Jeff! That was so much fun. I caught myself smiling throughout most of this episode. Meeting some of the actors from the movie was a plus. Thanks. Now I have to see the movie again.
Thank you so much, Joyce! I found myself laughing at different things that I watched in this video, including the banter between me and Mad Dog Tannin! Lol
You were really in your element with this one, Jeff !!! Such a great episode !! I loved that movie and Columbia is such a great place with so much history ! Hope you get more chances to do interviews ! I could tell you had a blast !!
I cannot tell you how much fun I had at that event. It was so fun and just being around the characters who were playing their parts was a complete and unexpected surprise. The fact that I got to talk to Burton Gilliam was just icing on the cake. Of course Marvin J McIntyre was hilarious too. Thank you so much for spending your morning watching this.
My cheeks hurt from smiling so much! Everyone you spoke with seemed so nice and down to earth, I absolutely loved watching this.
Thanks for another great episode ❤
It was a totally enjoyable experience, and all of the players in the film. Adlerian actors were really fun and friendly people. Thank you so much for watching this video with us.
Wow Jeff !! Great show. The chat with Burton Gilliam is GOLD ! Seeing Blazing Saddles at 15 years old, at a drive-in , this guy always had fan following with us !
What a great day. God Bless all involved in the Fox Foundation.
Thank you for another great show!
Glad you enjoyed it! I was so overjoyed when I got to speak to Burton one on one like that. In the early 1980s I mourned the loss of slim Pickens and I remember the local TV stations covered his funeral in Columbia and Burton Gilliam was one of the attendees at the funeral, and he was on TV and ever since then I wanted to meet him!
Thanks Jeff. was Sarah able with you this one
@@janisoconnor6881 no, she isn’t a fan of the trilogy and thought I would have more fun without her.
this was one of my favorit places to go when I lived in Cali.
Thank you Jeff for taking us to Columbia, California. It is a quaint old town from the middle of the 1800s. It reminds me of Old Town Auburn, California. All these towns participated in the Gold Rush. I remember the Back to the Future movies but since Michael J. Fox came down with Parkinson's disease, I feel bad about it since my Grandfather passed away from the disease.
I've been laid up recovering from bleeding because I take Warfarin and I had a vein open up so I am catching up while resting in bed. Please give my very best regards to Sarah and your son.
This was a treat Jeff!
Again, it was great to meet you last week at Railtown 1897.
Rest assured, the number 3 locomotive will ride again. It is getting its 15 year boiler inspection, and new boiler tubes.
I appreciated getting to meet you in Jamestown! I think I was a bit shocked to see Engine 3 gutted for repairs. I was hoping it would be in action for the weekend but it was not to be this time. Maybe in the future! Keep me apprised of the Craig Breedlove vehicle!
@@jbenziggy
Will do.👌
What a great, fun episode! Enjoyed every minute. Felt like I was there too.
Perfect! Thanks!
This is soooo coool, would have loved to be there. I love Back to the future triology ... 👌👌👌👍👍👍 Awesome video too ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks so much!
So great to catch up with you again, Jeff.
Such a great film trilogy and such beautiful scenery.
Thanks very much for helping me relive my childhood!
God bless you 🙏
Happy to know it brought you some joy! Thanks so much!
This was great Jeff! What a fun event and glad you documented the whole thing. Thank you!
It was so much fun! I hope my video captured that fun! Thanks for watching and the comment!
Your video did capture it for sure! It looked like lots of fun and very good people to spend the day with. Nice seeing the actors too and how they were happy to talk about their experiences! @@jbenziggy
Jeff this is THE best BTTF tribute video I have ever seen. Great work interviewing all of the wonderful cast and crew as well as the amazing characters who portrayed the actors in the films. Well done sir. Very well done.
Thank you very much! It was a fun event to be a part of!
I have appreciated all you have done for all of us. I live in Humbodt county and have seen lots from Eureka and Crescent City!
Happy to hear that you appreciate our videos! Thank you!!!
Loved all the characters and that one young fellow did look like Michael Fox. Prayers for his fund raising and the battle he's going thru. He was so young to get it to begin wit.
Jeff, this is fantastic. Back to the Future movies we’re just great. And this is just a great tribute to Michael J Fox’s foundation.Thank you for Sharing your video in Columbia , CA. 💯❤️👍👊
Thank you kindly, Terry! Happy to know you enjoyed this, our longest video!
Nothing better than a fun parade and a Back to the Future one at that thanks for a fun video
My wife is friends with Chris Darga who was a klingon in Star Trek, a viking in Capitol One commercials and several other commercials, like Aflac, he was the baker in The Mask and played parts in Seinfeld and Criminal Minds and many other roles in film. He’s a very, very accomplished artistic painter and sculptor and has an awesome sense of humor. This is a great video Jeff! Thanks!
It’s always fun being around celebrities!
Thanks for revisiting back to the future again Jeff I remember your first video about it
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks!
It's easy to see why BTTF 1,2,3 has so many fans. You have the old west1880s, the awesome 1980s, and the classic 1950s. I was destined to be a fan, being born 10/4/1955 (10/04 was also the time of the lighting strike), also I was coming home from my night shift job when I noticed really bright lights in my neighborhood, so I walked over to see what was going on and was thrilled to discover they were filming the Mr. Strickland shotgun porch scene in part 2. Whenever I watch that scene, I'm instantly transported back into my younger self there, absorbing it all in. I can imagine the great memories all those actors have that actually participated in the 3 movies, you can see it in this video. Thanks!!!
Lightning strike was in 11/12/1955
My family made it on History Hunters! In the background of 13:51 😁So bummed I didn’t recognize you while there that day! My son kept telling people about the show History Hunters we watch since he recognized the areas you’ve been to from previous videos. Another great video Jeff!
Oh darn! Sorry we missed an encounter! I guess there was too many people to spot me. I did get recognized by about 10 folks who stopped to say hi. Sometimes I get stopped walking down the street or in the grocery store! Lol. Thanks so much for being fans of History Hunters!
Great Show Jeff and Sarah! I remember the actors, Slim Pickins was among my favorites. Tom Wilson was familiar. Mary Steenbergen can never be forgotten , she is unbelievably gorgeous! I wish I knew her😂
Columbia is such a great place. I've visited it since I was small boy. I've taken my kids & grandkids there. Thanks for taking us there along with you this fine day and for such a wonderful event.
Our pleasure! Thank you so much for visiting with us!
Really enjoyable video! I visited Columbia State Park years ago with my son. It is one of those places that every Californian should visit.
It is a very cool historical location with a ton of Hollywood history shot there!
thank U so much for recording this lovely event for all of us to see,
lots of memories related to BTF3 🙂 thanks again 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it! It certainly was fun to attend!
What a fantastic festival you were able to attend! So glad you were able to meet some of the original movie cast. To be able to meet with Burt Gilliam had to be a once in a lifetime opportunity. Once again thank you so much for sharing your experience with the rest of the world!!! That was definitely a once in a lifetime event.
Yes it was! I enjoyed talking him off camera too, just him and I. Nobody really recognized him for a while.
This is probably my #1 favorite movie of all time!!! I remember in 1986 being allowed to go to the theater with my big sister to see it by ourselves. We already loved Family Ties, and we both had a crush on Michael. I've made sure my kids know the movie well, and it has really held the test of time. Thanks so much for doing this video, man! I'm jealous!!!
Wow Jeff I was mesmerized by all the happenings there in Columbia..thank you ever so much, for once again keeping us,your Subscribers so entertained...Much Love to You and Sarah!
Awesome to hear, Kim! I really had a lot of fun. Sarah never got into the Back to the Future trilogy so she figured I'd have more fun by myself. I had an absolute blast talking to the folks there and goofing around with the undertaker and Mad Dog Tannen!! The icing on the cake were the interviews with Burton Gilliam, Marvin J. McIntyre, Bobby Bennett and the cinematographer Dean Cundey!
Home run Jeff! Great video! We're huge fans of all the Back to the Future movies. This was FANTASTIC!
Awesome! Thank you! What was your favorite part?
The reenactments and the characters, also the interviews you did with the actors, heck Jeff - I liked it all! @@jbenziggy
Great job Jeff! Now I need to go and watch "Back to the Future III" again after seeing your video!! Keep up the great work of keeping us all entertained with History each Sunday!
Great to hear! I need to watch them all again, too! I appreciate your faithful viewing and really appreciate that you served our great country in the military! Thank you!
Wow! Two of my favorites! I have not seen Columbia since 2016. And the festival of Back to the Future! Wow! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it, Nichole!
I was highly anticipating this episode and it did not disappoint! So much fun!
Great to hear! Thanks!
It’s funny that you posted this video today. Back in May I spent a weekend with my brother and his wife in Columbia for their Columbia Diggins Tent Town 1852. We stayed at the City Hotel. I had a funny run in with the gentleman dressed as the sheriff that you talked to. Last night I turned over to INSP and Rage At Dawn was coming on. The opening scene I recognized the Wells Fargo building and the shops across the street. Thanks for doing this I will pass it on to my brother.
I trained the volunteers for Diggins
@@idiotglee if you know Steve Gay and his wife. He’s my brother and they were involved in it.
I'm going to put off watching this until tonight. I'm going to need to kick back with some popcorn and Red Vines.
Thanks for the post, I'm sure it's going to be entertaining and informative.
Take care and be well. 😊
Please do! I think it’s a good one!
This was a fun and great video. These actors made me smile during each of these clips. And Burton Gilliam hasn't changed a bit. That voice and smile gives him away easily.
Always been a fan! I was 7 when I saw the first one. Back in the 80s movies took a year or two before they came on network tv. From my recollection anyway. So I saw the first "Back to the Future in 87. Marty was a character I could relate too. Micheal and Christopher Lloyd had great chemistry!! Thanks for the upload! 👍
They will be having the event again this September, only in Jamestown and likely no DeLorean.
This WILL BE my favorite episode! Anything “Back To The Future” is awesome. Can’t wait for Part 4 to come out but until then, you’ll tease us. 😂😂. Thank u sir and slainte
Wow!! You did it! This was by far the best Back to the Future vlog I’ve seen! Wow! U had me smiling during the coffin scene. 😂😂. Thanks for the smiles. No Military PTSD drugs needed today.
Thank you for doing the Movie Trains. Engine #3 is my favorite and it started with climbing on the locomotive in Beard Brook park.
I crawled around on that train too way back in the 1970s!
Loved this episode, Jeff! Big fan of the Back To The Future trilogy. I thought it was great to see some of the folks from the film taking part in the festivities. Great seeing your interviews with all of them as a storyboard artist I have a particular fascination with cinematography, so I loved seeing your interview with Dean Cundey. He was not only the cinematographer for all 3 Back To The Future films, but also Forest Gump, Jurassic Park and many other iconic films of that time period. Brilliant cinematographer!
That was wonderful. So enjoyable to watch. Loved the interviews and the skit with the "Undertaker". Such beautiful scenery of the town. Thanks again. Hugs to Sarah. ❤🤗
Thanks so much! I’m so glad Marvin didn’t mail the coffin shut! Lol
@@jbenziggy Ha Ha Ha
Definitely miss riding up to Columbia , when I was in a bike club we had poker runs up there a lot . Great video on the event . I always enjoy seeing what your doing week to week . You have revealed a lot of history I was not aware of during my time in that area on a lot of your videos ! Thanks for the info you find and share !
Just loved this episode, thanks for the invite.
Great! Thanks for watching!
I love this episode Jeff! I am watching it now in December! Again and Again!
Great! Glad you love it! FYI I was recently there again … without all the excitement.
Wow ❕ that was fun and most entertaining 😁 Great episode and interviews with the actors and photographer. It's the next best thing to being there! 👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it, Wilma!
Such a joy to see on a Sunday Morning!
Sweet! See you next Sunday on History Hunters!
Jeff another good video , late in watching a friend is visiting from NY. For 2 weeks , put on one thousand miles in 3 days going to every place from Mr. Rushmore to the east end of montana. THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
Great episode Jeff!
Great video! You captured the event very nicely! Thanks Jeff and Sarah for making this wonderful souvenir of the event.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow....did I ever enjoy this one! I don't know how many times I've watched these movies of BTTF. Thanks so much! Loved the parade!
Wow, thanks, Cathy! If you had been there you would have really enjoyed it. Maybe I enjoyed it the most because of my channel I got to approach all these neat Hollywood folks!
@@jbenziggy And some recognized you and watch your channel...how rewarding!
Thank you for another great history lesson.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great interviews w the cast of characters. Very fun to watch. My late brother had property above Columbia and visited often in the 70's. Town looks even better now.
I appreciate you watching! Thank you!
Jeff, Thanks again for a truly wonderful video!.. The Back to the future 3 was my favorite, Love the old west.🤠👍
Hi Jeff. Awesome vlog of the festival. Very interesting and informative and exciting to listen to the stories and see the costumes and acting. It looked like a very fun and happy time. Love Michael j. Fox and Back to the Future movies. Who doesn't! So sad he has Parkinson's. Great actor and human .Thanks for vlogging this festival. It was amazing . Take care. Deborah 🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it! So happy that you found it interesting! The trilogy is certainly a favorite of millions!
That was great. Very colorful characters. Including yourself,Jeff.
Thanx.
What great coverage this video is. We lived off La Grange Rd (a couple hundred yards down from Bonds Flat Rd) and visited Red Hills, Columbia and Railtown before. This video was a real treat. One of the best yet. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! I have friends who live in the Don Pedro Reservoir area!
This was a fun video & seeing some of the actors !
Lots of fun !
I really enjoyed the day up there! So much fun!
LOVED this HH vid!!! FANTASTIC fix for the week! GR8 job Jeff and so much fun I'm sure!!! And to get to meet the actual actors!!!! So cool!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! It was so much fun! I had an absolute blast talking to the folks there and goofing around with the undertaker and Mad Dog Tannen!! The icing on the cake were the interviews with Burton Gilliam, Marvin J. McIntyre, Bobby Bennett and the cinematographer Dean Cundey!
This was so fun to watch. One of my favorite movies!! Thank you for bringing us along.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man thank you for recording this celebration! Bttf is my favourite trilogy and I love all the people you talked to in this video! Specially the cold 45 guy ! He seems so nice and I loved his delivery in that scene!!! And the Buford Tanner impersonator was great too! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! It was so much fun to be a part of! Loved talking to Burton on and off camera. Such a wonderful man!
Thank you, Jeff, for a great time on this video and I am a huge fan of Back To The Future. That was really a treat for me to see some of those actors. I really appreciated you talking to them, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, Joel! I had an absolute blast talking to the folks there and goofing around with the undertaker and Mad Dog Tannen!! The icing on the cake were the interviews with Burton Gilliam, Marvin J. McIntyre, Bobby Bennett and the cinematographer Dean Cundey!
@jbenziggy Thank you, I always was interested to hear from them. Also because I had seen them in other shows. That was hilarious with Buford Tannen.
Cheers 🍻. Watching. Look forward to this episode, the Back to the Future series is one of my all-time favorites..
Hi jeff, this is hilariously fun to watch I would have loved to be there with them, watching the reenactments of the people doing the parts in the movie. so fun and seeing burton gilliam was a treat to. blazing saddles so fun to see back in the day. if you slaves you sing like birds was one of the lines burton said in the BS movie. the undertaker had no idea it was the real actor hes changed a lot. fun things to see there. exciting to me. Thankyou for this fun episode I enjoyed it some much and happy you had fun filming it all. Thankyou and God bless.
Sorry I’m late in thanking you for the always nice comments! It was such a fun event as you could see! Everyone was so nice and the interviews were amazing!
Wonderful event and great to see and hear from the actors!
The best ever episode Jeff!
Wow! I truly appreciate the fantastic response, Michael! Have a great weekend!
Dang you did it again - one more time history comes alive thanks to you.......
I do appreciate the positive affirmation! Thank you!
Love this type of video. Back to the Future is a family favorite and we all enjoyed your interviews in this one!
I was so fortunate to have access to all these men! Thank you for the nice compliment!
Loved this one. I went to Columbia grammer School, you pass it as you come into town. I went to Sonora High School. I live in Atwater now, but I still have family and friends there. It's always fun to see home!!
If I had my choice between Sonora or Atwater I’d pick Sonora! 😜
What a great video on Back to the Future III, Jeff! Thanks a bunch for all of it! Good to see the actual actors that were in it. Kudos!
Thanks! Happy to hear that you liked it!!!
Great job Jeff! You were right and telling me that I would enjoy it really took me back to the '70s another well-performant history hunters as always! Your number one fan Lou Martell
Looks like a fun day you had there love Back to the Future and Blazing Saddles. Really enjoyed this episode Jeff, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! And yes it was very fun!
This is a great video. It is great that they are having it done there for MJ Fox's disease foundation. His double for this movie really looks like him!
Thanks for doing this Jeff. Take care! Howdy from Texas!!
wow…. That was so cool! Well done Jeff. And it was great watching you having a great time.
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate your comments, Robert!
Just an awesome episode, wonderful, thank you!
Our pleasure! Thanks for letting us know that you liked it!
Loved this vlog Jeff. As a HUGE fan of the Back to the future movies I really enjoyed watching this. I hope Michael j Fox was able to see this or know about it.
Great show thanking you spending all the time informaning all of us !
Our pleasure! Thanks, William!
My wife and I enjoyed the video and we both love all three of the Back To The Future movies
They are among my favorite movies! Glad that you liked my experience there!
This video was so fun! I loved the BTTF trilogy as a kid. So wonderful that money is going to help Michael J Fox’s charity.
I always enjoy your videos. History hunters is top notch to me. Michael J. Fox is a real life superhero to me. I great actor and humanitarian. And Christopher Lloyd I mean what can you say a true legend. So glad you got Burt Gilliam what a very funny man and great man.
Love the compliment, Joshua! Thank you to the moon and back! Loved my conversation with Burton!
I have watched this video at least 10 times. A great episode Jeff & Sarah!
Wow! That’s incredible! Glad you liked it so much!
This is cool that you had the opportunity to interview so many of the Back to the Future Part III actors.
It exceeded my expectations! Thanks for watching!
Great movie and memories. It seemed like all the actors you talked with were just so darn nice and loved what they were doing. Also the spectators were into it as well. What a friendly group of people.
This was AWESOME to see!! Thank you for doing this ❤
Thank you Jeff and Sarah for this GREAT flashback to Back to the Future.
Anyone in their early 50.s Has to love this film....
i still have the original films flyer that was handed out at the cinema for Back to the future, 1985..
thanks again for a great history hunt...
Wonderful comments to read! Thanks so much!
What an absolutely wonderful fun video Jeff, well done! When I noticed earlier in the week it was one of your longest at 41 minutes, I had to wait until I had the time to watch in one go. So glad I did. Such a fun way to end my Wednesday. Thank you sir!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much, Wayne! Your message is always very supportive and I always appreciate your input! You seem like a great guy!
I only just stumbled upon your Back to the Future III video the other day, so it's quite fitting that this one was posted today too. It looks like it was a great event, would have been wonderful to have been there
Good one Jeff, glad the actors chatted with you, really liked the Undertaker's humor. Thanks..
He was a kick! Really enjoyed speaking to him as well as Burton Gilliam! Dean Cundey was nice too!
OMG!!!!! This is the best video that I have watch on your channel. The interactions with the celebrities the info that you talk about but the way you had fun doing it. Jeff, this was a VERY funny and lighthearted video. Thank you for doing it.
Wow, thank you! It was as fun to be there as it looks in my video!
Great episode! I enjoyed it totally. Great you got to interview all those characters. Thanks.❤
The event was wonderful and I had a great time and getting to speak to the players in the film was really over the top for me. I really enjoyed doing this video for you all.
Awesome video, Jeff! Great to see the two actors that played the gun salesman and the mortician.
Great video....and longer too.....loved how you managed to talk to so many members of cast...and have a laugh as well...can't wait for next one
Glad you enjoyed it! I really appreciated being able to interact with the players from the film! Highlight of my month!
Thank you, Jeff! That was a fun episode.
Wonderful! Thank you!
Great job as always Jeff! If your a BTTF3 fan, This one is worth watching over and over!
Wow, thanks!
This was a fun video to watch. I felt like I was there. Enjoyed your laughing at the coffin when you were inside. Great fun. Thanks ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! He really got into the coffin thing which struck me as a big creepy. Lol. Thanks so much for the great comment!
Thank you History Hunters! Too funny, I’m actually watching Back to the Future III with my son today! 😂
That is awesome! What did you son think of the movie(s)? I know my young kids loved them when they came out. At the end they'd dance around the living room to the energetic music of Huey Lewis and the News!
@@jbenziggy He loved them! I mean, it’s a little hard describing time travel to a 9yr old but I did my best. We also watched the second one on Saturday before your Sunday posting.
Absolutely loved this video Jeff.
Thanks so much.
My pleasure! Thank you so much for enjoying this experience with us a video.
I was there 3 or 4 times in 2023 and how in the heck did I miss this? Multiple visits to Railtown 1897 as well and I never heard anything about this? How depressing I missed all this> so sad
I was told about it by a fan but they do have a Facebook page too on which they make announcements. Not sure if it will go on in 2024 because someone said this could be the last event. Sad if that's the case!
No Facebook here. I will have to stay more on top of these things. Thx@@jbenziggy
Thanks for sharing your experience at Columbia State Park.
Thanks for watching! It was certainly a very fun event to attend and I am glad that you enjoyed watching!